... false address, was charged before Mr. Knox, with attempting to pick the pocket of Miss Eleanor Stanton, residing at 177, Drury-lane, while in Leicester-square the previous evening.- Miss Stanton said that yesterday evening, while in Leicester-square, the ...

... tone to the temple of English opera. At Drury-lane there is another surprise. Covent-garden gave only ons act of The Bolesician Girl, and all the remainder of the evening was devoted to St. George. Drury-lane opens the ball with the old and somewhat ...

... r- T. Hart, Spitallaelds-market, greengrocer-J. D. Boag, York-place, Kingsland-road, auctioneer-M. Newton, Cross-court, Drury-lane, dealer in fancygoods-R. Methley, Church-street, Old Kent-road, commercial clerk-A. P. Childs, Surrey-street, Strand, sur- ...

... that on the 3rd December he saw the two prisoners, together with another man not in custody, coming from Charles-street, Drury- lane, towardsNewton-street, Holborn. The prisoner Hall was carrv on his shoulder a broken sack, from Which.the officer observed ...

... that an afternoon performance of Shalcsperian music be given in Covent-garden, that a Sbaksperian perform- ance be given in Drury-lane in the evening, and that a great soiree be held, by permission, inWestminster- bail, at which Shaksperian books, prints ...

... PUBLIO AMUSEMENT& DRURY LANE Night and Morn. a now serio-oomic drama, written by Mr. Edmund Falconer. and produced lest Satur- day at Drury-lane, has created an extremely favour- able impression, and. promises to become a con- spicuous event of the dramatic ...

... a similar occurrence took place, and the patent iron shutters were much bent. In the neigh- bosrhaod of Strand-street, Drury-lane, and Water- street,'the windows in several of the houses were blown in and smashed, but no personal injury was sustained ...

... Reggent-street, and elsewhere, dealer in fancygoods-W. D. Elliott, jun:. Brighton, butcher-W Tindall, Brownlow-street. Drury-lane, leatiferdresser-W. Dickson, Dluckiersbury, City, surveyor. FRIDAY, JAa'. 22 Notice of Adjudication and First Mieetings ...

... follow the prisoner to see where he resided, and he followed the prisoner to the model lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury- lane, and then came back and informed me where he had traced the prisoner to. I then went with the young man and a constable ...

... that house towvardls the f und-(hear, he~ar)- so that the lessees of the following theatres had pro- rmised to aid them: Drury-lane, Haymarket, Mel- p hi, Lyocuna, Princess's, Strand, Surrey, and Sadler's WVells (appY- ruse). The names of the following ...

... outset in the construction of the building. There is no reason why any theatre should in this particular be inferior to Drury-lane. THE GERMANS IN DaEsARsw.-(?Ties.)-During the next week the governuments of the two powcrs will no doubt hiury forward their ...

... at the festival in Stratford-upon--Avon, in April next'. . q * To this Zetter, Mr. rhc 're lied that he believed 'at Drury-laned to 'give a Sa speria performance. theatre, 'on te 3rd of April, and in that case his services would be required in London; ...